BuzzBee has a lot to celebrate this month, as the Seattle Business Magazine’s added it to its 100 Best Companies to Work For list. Over 400 companies from all over the state entered the competition, and making it to the top 100 is a great accomplishment. BuzzBee was presented the award by Brock Huard, former UW and Seattle Seahawks quarterback, during the celebratory event at the Westin Seattle.
This is not the first recognition received by the company in 2011 - BuzzBee has already been recognized with two awards this year. In addition, the company managed to land solid contracts with companies like EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC) and Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE: AMD). Six new people have been hired in 2011, to strengthen the staff, and the company plans to open new positions in the future, based on predicted growth.
Good news for PRs and communicators looking for a job in Seattle area. To land a job at BuzzBee could be a challenging task - especially considering the company's success and reputation. Obviously, to keep up to its reputation, the company will only hire the best.
"We took advantage of the economic challenges to reset our foundation and our employees have worked hard to make BuzzBee a top notch work place with staying power," said BuzzBee CEO Michele Bourdon Keeffe. "Over the past two years, the team’s hard work has resulted in client appreciation and a stellar workplace environment propelling our employees to strive for even more."
It may not be enough to send your resume: you have to convince the whole team of your capabilities. BuzzBee is a strategic marketing and consulting company that helps guide companies in their efforts to take innovative technology products and services to market in a strategic and creative manner.
BuzzBee has a lot to celebrate this month, as the Seattle Business Magazine’s added it to its 100 Best Companies to Work For list. Over 400 companies from all over the state entered the competition, and making it to the top 100 is a great accomplishment. BuzzBee was presented the award by Brock Huard, former UW and Seattle Seahawks quarterback, during the celebratory event at the Westin Seattle.
This is not the first recognition received by the company in 2011 - BuzzBee has already been recognized with two awards this year. In addition, the company managed to land solid contracts with companies like EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC) and Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE: AMD). Six new people have been hired in 2011, to strengthen the staff, and the company plans to open new positions in the future, based on predicted growth.
Good news for PRs and communicators looking for a job in Seattle area. To land a job at BuzzBee could be a challenging task - especially considering the company's success and reputation. Obviously, to keep up to its reputation, the company will only hire the best.
"We took advantage of the economic challenges to reset our foundation and our employees have worked hard to make BuzzBee a top notch work place with staying power," said BuzzBee CEO Michele Bourdon Keeffe. "Over the past two years, the team’s hard work has resulted in client appreciation and a stellar workplace environment propelling our employees to strive for even more."
It may not be enough to send your resume: you have to convince the whole team of your capabilities. BuzzBee is a strategic marketing and consulting company that helps guide companies in their efforts to take innovative technology products and services to market in a strategic and creative manner.
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